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    SOLD Accurate Mag Chassis Rem 700 SA

    SOLD.
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    SOLD Accurate Mag Chassis Rem 700 SA

    14" Total.
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    SOLD Accurate Mag Chassis Rem 700 SA

    Accurate Mag Sport-Tact Chassis for Rem700 SA footprint actions. Duracoated FDE Accessories added: Three picatinney rails to forearm (Bottom, Left, and Right) The left and right slots have flush cup sling adapters. Stock has some minor rash from being used for a season during competition...
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    What is good SD/ES for Rimfire ammo?

    I've been blessed in that my Sako Quad shoots everything really well out to 50 yards. However, after 50 yards things get interesting. So far, Eley Match (black box) is either great or piss pore, depending on the lot number. Lapua Center-X produces outstanding groups, but again it boils down...
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    WTB Manners EH for Rem 700 LA

    I have an older MCS-T2. It has a Karsten's Kydex cheek rest on it, is inletted for a Rem 700 LA, also inletted for Rem 700 bottom metal. It's in excellent condition. I can get you some pics tomorrow evening if you like. Please call or text me at: 361-692-9716 Thanks,
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    Anyone buy from Palmetto State Armory

    I ordered AR mags, bolt group rebuild kits, some other misc AR parts, and one of their complete AR bolt groups. All of it arrived within a week or so of placing the order and all of it seems to be of good quality. Been using the mags for some time (Palmetto's brand) and they work fine with no...
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    Stock Questions - Flush Cups Location

    I'm sure you will really like the new FTW sling. We are quite proud of the design, and we really feel that we have made a significant improvement on a classic design. Not sure what Jacob is partial to for flush cup mounts, but I believe his current stock has full 360deg rotating cups...
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    Rifles Only FTW Sling! Update New Video/8-22-14

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    Fieldcraft Colorado Filed Craft Course 2014

    Please take a look at our calendar for upcoming courses. We will also try and get more course information up as soon as we can. Looks like the next one will be in Texas some time this Fall or early Winter when things cool off a bit.
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    Fieldcraft Colorado Filed Craft Course 2014

    Rifles Only North just completed it's first Field Craft Course in Colorado. We have had folks asking us to teach a field craft course for years and we finally found time in our schedule to fit one in. Attendance was good and the students did a superb job. We covered a number of subjects...
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    How far out do you zero?

    Sehr gut sagte, Oberleutnant! So many guys running a precision rifle have no idea how to take advantage of the reticle and the usefulness of the 400 yard zero. We generally do much or our instruction with students running a 100 yard zero on their rifles, but there are segments of our course...
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    Natural Point of aim question

    Words to live by from a man who knows what he's talking about.
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    What .223 brand/round for a 16" barrel?

    I run 77gr and 75gr bullets in my 18" 1:7 twist SPR rifle. However, both of my 16" 1:7 M4 clone carbines seem to group better with 60gr, 62gr, 68gr, and 69gr bullets. One of my rifles is a standard chrome lined 1:7 twist M4 contour barrel, and it shoots the 60gr, 62gr (SS109), and the 69gr...
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    Proper Prone/Bipod Technique - Weight support

    Obviously, this is a case of natural point of aim. Rifle pointed at the target, body pointed at the rifle. Drop to your knees straight in behind the rifle and keep your shoulder equilateral behind the butt of the rifle. Your elbows should be equidistant apart. If one is forward or aft of the...
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    Sandbags or bipod?

    If space on the bench permits, I would use sand bags on the front edge of the bench then use your bipod to front-load the bipod against the weight of the bags. This will help to mitigate recoil and bipod hop. Make sure you don't apply so much pressure that you add torque to the stock. Just...
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